1960–61_in_Scottish_football

1960–61 in Scottish football
1960–61 in Scottish football
Division One champions
	Rangers
Division Two champions
	Stirling Albion
Scottish Cup winners
	Dunfermline Athletic
League Cup winners
	Rangers
Junior Cup winners
	Dunbar United
Teams in Europe
	Heart of Midlothian, Hibernian, Rangers
Scotland national team
	1961 BHC, 1962 World Cup qualification

1960–61 in Scottish football

Scottish football season

The 1960–61 season was the 88th season of competitive football in Scotland and the 64th season of the Scottish Football League. ^[1]

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Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GR	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Rangers (C)	34	23	5	6	88	46	1.913	51	Qualified for the European Cup
2	Kilmarnock	34	21	8	5	77	45	1.711	50
3	Third Lanark	34	20	2	12	100	80	1.250	42
4	Celtic	34	15	9	10	64	46	1.391	39
5	Motherwell	34	15	8	11	70	57	1.228	38
6	Aberdeen	34	14	8	12	72	72	1.000	36
7	Hearts	34	13	8	13	51	53	0.962	34	Invited for the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
8	Hibernian	34	15	4	15	66	69	0.957	34	Invited for the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
9	Dundee United	34	13	7	14	60	58	1.034	33
10	Dundee	34	13	6	15	61	53	1.151	32
11	Partick Thistle	34	13	6	15	59	69	0.855	32
12	Dunfermline Athletic	34	12	7	15	65	81	0.802	31	Qualified for the Cup Winners' Cup
13	Airdrieonians	34	10	10	14	61	71	0.859	30
14	St Mirren	34	11	7	16	53	58	0.914	29
15	St Johnstone	34	10	9	15	47	63	0.746	29
16	Raith Rovers	34	10	7	17	46	67	0.687	27
17	Clyde (R)	34	6	11	17	55	77	0.714	23	Relegated to the Second Division
18	Ayr United (R)	34	5	12	17	51	81	0.630	22	Relegated to the Second Division

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	Stirling Albion	36	24	7	5	89	37	+52	55	Promotion to the 1961–62 First Division
2	Falkirk	36	24	6	6	100	40	+60	54	Promotion to the 1961–62 First Division
3	Stenhousemuir	36	24	2	10	99	69	+30	50
4	Stranraer	36	19	6	11	83	55	+28	44
5	Queen of the South	36	20	3	13	77	52	+25	43
6	Hamilton Academical	36	17	7	12	84	80	+4	41
7	Montrose	36	19	2	15	75	65	+10	40
8	Cowdenbeath	36	17	6	13	71	65	+6	40
9	Berwick Rangers	36	14	9	13	62	69	−7	37
10	Dumbarton	36	15	5	16	78	82	−4	35
11	Alloa Athletic	36	13	7	16	78	68	+10	33
12	Arbroath	36	13	7	16	56	76	−20	33
13	East Fife	36	14	4	18	70	80	−10	32
14	Brechin City	36	9	9	18	60	78	−18	27
15	Queen's Park	36	10	6	20	61	87	−26	26
16	East Stirlingshire	36	9	7	20	59	100	−41	25
17	Albion Rovers	36	9	6	21	60	89	−29	24
18	Forfar Athletic	36	10	4	22	65	98	−33	24
19	Morton	36	5	11	20	56	93	−37	21

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Scottish Cup 1960–61	Dunfermline Athletic	2 – 0 (rep.)	Celtic
League Cup 1960–61	Rangers	2 – 0	Kilmarnock
Junior Cup	Dunbar United	2 – 0 (rep.)	Cambuslang Rangers

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Scottish Qualifying Cup – North	Inverness Caledonian	3 – 2 *	Peterhead
Scottish Qualifying Cup – South	Gala Fairydean	4 – 3 *	Vale of Leithen

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Aberdeenshire Cup	Huntly
Ayrshire Cup	Ayr United	3 – 0	Kilmarnock
East of Scotland Shield	Hibernian	4 – 2	Hearts
Fife Cup	Dunfermline Athletic	5 – 3 *	Raith Rovers
Forfarshire Cup	Dundee United	6 – 3	Montrose
Glasgow Cup	Partick Thistle	2 – 0	Celtic
Lanarkshire Cup	Airdrie	3 – 2	Motherwell
Renfrewshire Cup	St Mirren	2 – 1	Morton
Stirlingshire Cup	Falkirk	4 – 3 *	Alloa Athletic

1960–61 in Scottish football

Date	Venue	Opponents	Score^[2]	Competition	Scotland scorer(s)
22 October 1960	Ninian Park, Cardiff (A)	Wales	0–2	BHC
9 November 1960	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	Northern Ireland	5–2	BHC	Ralph Brand, Denis Law, Eric Caldow (pen.), Alex Young
15 April 1961	Wembley Stadium, London (A)	England	3–9	BHC	Davie Wilson (2), Dave Mackay
3 May 1961	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	Republic of Ireland	4–1	WCQG8	Ralph Brand (2), David Herd (2)
7 May 1961	Dalymount Park, Dublin (A)	Republic of Ireland	3–0	WCQG8	Alex Young (2), Ralph Brand
14 May 1961	Tehelné Pole Stadium, Bratislava (A)	Czechoslovakia	0–4	WCQG8